00:00
Medic 214 , you are out for a fainting Charlie[1] (number withheld) Densmore Road.
00:04
Thirty-five-year-old female says like she's going to pass out.
00:12
Twenty-six to zero four.
00:20
This is Morgan County, unconscious Charlie[1], (number withheld) Densmore Road.
00:24
First party alone, thirty-five-year-old female, conscious and breathing.
00:27
She feels like she's about to pass out.
00:29
Also having angina, chest pain, and abdominal pain.
00:32
(number withheld) Densmore Road.
00:35
Do you want us to get that call in Delta? We're close there.
00:38
Medic 214 , indicator.
00:43
I am not watching the board.
00:48
Big person Charlie[1].
00:51
Okay, well, y'all can respond.
00:54
I'll respond with you here in a minute.
00:59
Two hundred and 26 central.
01:02
You can put us on that call.
01:07
me know if I need to cancel once you get there.
01:08
I'll be a few minutes behind.
01:26
I'm sorry, were you trying to reach us?
01:30
I think that was 214.
01:31
Thank you for checking the call.
01:40
This is Lester unit, fire medical, we're being paged to a 35-year-old female that's about to pass out, also having chest pain at (number withheld) Densmore.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Charlie: NATO phonetic for the letter C
Medical Emergency
